Just made the deadline! I submitted a couple of images to the 2025 LensCulture Street Photography Awards right before entries closed.
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I’ve shared my own work here more than once, sometimes requesting a critique from one of their professional judges. It’s truly rewarding to be part of a vibrant community of storytellers that values both creativity and constructive feedback.
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Here are my August 2025 entries:
Both images were captured within seconds of each other on a sloping street in Seville. I was drawn by the color, light, and textures, as well as the striking juxtaposition of the holy with a mundane task.
Like the dynamism in the first photo, the man’s movement down the sloping street…carrying a heavy box clearly marked Made in China…offers a subtle nod to the vast reach of globalization in today’s world.
WIth just a few steps foward, the man in the second image seems to be making an offering to the Divine. The early March light appears brighter in this photo giving a sense of presence to the moment.
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